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AONE Conference in San Diego!

It's an exciting time to be a nurse leader living in San Diego!!  This week nurse leaders throughout the country have enjoyed a phenomenal nurse leader conference held in the most beautiful city in the US, San Diego.  The topics have been incredible, and ranged from CNO succession and onboarding to interruptions and distractions during medication administration, and beyond.  Tomorrow concludes the conference and I'm looking forward to another exciting day full of best practices sharing by some of the strongest healthcare leaders in the country.

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